One of the Greatest Consequences of Reagan's Expansion of the Federal

question 100

Multiple Choice

One of the greatest consequences of Reagan's expansion of the federal debt was to

• A) make it harder to get private loans.
• B) make foreigners reluctant to accept American bonds.
• C) make new social spending practically and politically impossible.
• D) undermine the value of the dollar overseas.
• E) make further military spending impossible.

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Definitions:

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Pain Medication

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Respiratory Depression

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